OH! Stupid of me! Sorry!!
I got as far as:
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C:\Users\Vista>java -Xms200M -Xmx300M -jar C:\Users\Vista\LRFTools-v0.9.183\LRFT
ools-v0.9.183.jar convert C:\Users\Vista\Documents\LRF -html
Usage:
java -Xms200M -Xmx300M -jar LRFTools-vx.y.z.jar action (params)
Note: Java VM gets 200MB minimun, 300 maximun memory to work. If you plan to
convert only a few books, you can reduce significantly these values (40,60).
Actions:
1) convertLRF dir (-d dirOut |-z zipfile) (-XML|-PDF|-RTF|-HTML|-EPUB) (options)
Converts to XML, PDF, RTF and/or HTML every LRF file in 'dir' recursively.
You can specify more than one format conversion simultaneously.
Converted files go to the same place as original, except if you specify
'-z zipfile', then go to zipfile; or '-d dir', then output files are created
in dirOut replicating the same original directory tree structure.
(options) one or more of:
-A4 : Means normal paper size (trying to reflow)
-rf nn : Fonts Sizes, nn is a percentage of resistance to change size of font
-catpar str: Try to merge paragraphs not ending with '.', ':','?' this way:
para1+str+para2
-repl "str1" "str2" : Replace instances of str1 (in a block) for str2
-noo : No overwrite existing files.
-noe : No Embed OTF fonts on epub files.
-nopb: Do not emit page breaks.
You cannot output HTML files to a zipfile right now.
2) convertPDF dir (-d dirOut) [-noo|-SVG|-noe|-nopb]
Converts every PDF in 'dir' (with recursion) to EPUB format.
-SVG means use batik to generate Scalable Vector Graphics for each page
Other options same as convertLRF.
3) view
Shows GUI to view epub files.
4) updfmd dir
Search dir recursively, expecting PDF filenames 'BookAuthor-BookTitle.pdf'
and modifies metadata of PDF to reflect BookAuthor and BookTitle so our
Sony PRS can catalog the book conveniently.
5) mergePDF dir -o grouped.pdf
Merge all PDF and LRF files contained at dir (with recursion) into one new
PDF file with a TOC pointing to each old single document. LRF files are
converted first to PDF.
6) mergeEPUB dir -a author -t title -o grouped.epub
Merge all EPUB files contained at dir (with recursion) into one new EPUB
file with a TOC pointing to each old single document.
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What's the next step?
Thanks so much for your patience!